Does this come with screws / lag shield to screw into concrete? If not, what size screws/lag shield do I need to order?
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It comes with lag screws and plastic anchors for concrete. We used all thread and nuts on both sides od a wall because we had access.
1290655
i would suggest get appropriate size concrete anchor screw if you want to mount on concrete floors. take the bottom plate off and take it to hard ware store to match it with the largest size anchor bolts you can get.
1220432
I don't have them in front of me any longer but they were a perfect length for a 4x6. We used the same size beam for our instalation. I am guessing the lag bolts are between 2.5 and 3 inches.
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I had to mount it into sheetrock. So I didn't use the provided screws. I used sheetrock anchors that I bought from the hardware store. It slides onto the screw heads so you can use whatever length or type of screw you need.
804560
Yes, unless you are installing on a wood structure. Then you will need to purchase appropriate lag bolts. I used Spax lags.
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Screws are included but I'm not sure if they are concrete compatible. Not to deter you, this light is beautiful but poorly constructed in craftsmanship! When I received my light the wiring was unattached from the panel board; I had to reattach and the light worked eventually after a full day charge. After a few days the light defaulted and never came on again? I turned it into a bird house; at least I got some use out of it. To be honest you would be better off purchasing a decorative solar light from Home Goods formly Garden Ridge or some other store of similar products. Hope this helped you out. Good Luck with your purchase! PS. The light is illuminated so doesn't give off bright light. Screws are included but I'm not sure if they are concrete compatible. Not to deter you, this light is beautiful but poorly constructed in craftsmanship! When I received my light the wiring was unattached from the panel board; I had to reattach and the light worked eventually after a full day charge. After a few days the light defaulted and never came on again? I turned it into a bird house; at least I got some use out of it. To be honest you would be better off purchasing a decorative solar light from Home Goods formly Garden Ridge or some other store of similar products. Hope this helped... » Read More Screws are included but I'm not sure if they are concrete compatible. Not to deter you, this light is beautiful but poorly constructed in craftsmanship! When I received my light the wiring was unattached from the panel board; I had to reattach and the light worked eventually after a full day charge. After a few days the light defaulted and never came on again? I turned it into a bird house; at least I got some use out of it. To be honest you would be better off purchasing a decorative solar light from Home Goods formly Garden Ridge or some other store of similar products. Hope this helped you out. Good Luck with your purchase! PS. The light is illuminated so doesn't give off bright light. « Show Less
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I used a concrete fastener (screw), just make sure you get the right size for the hanging hole. You can get it from any hardware store.
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I fastened mine to a cement slab with concrete screws. Have not had any problems with stability
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When I was installing, I broke one of the screws. Went to hardware store and bought 4 lag bolts. Drilled 4 holes in joist and installed with the lag bolts. Very secure.
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not sure...it has a sticky tab and it also has screws if the sticky tab does not hold you can screw it in..not sure if you can screw into concrete..sorry
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If you use the the lag screw, it would make about a 3/8" diameter hole. I didn't mount mine to the wall. It works fine for me free standing.
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I've had to rehang mine after moving and bought new screws. It comes with anchors and screws. Use Red Head #12 x 1-7/16 because they are the right size and can go in sheet rock or concrete walls. If you are going into a stud, don't use the anchor.
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I'm not understanding exactly what your question is but to clarify, I did not want mine just sitting on top the ground without being installed. Had a neighbor help me and we went ahead and permanently installed in concrete. VERY HAPPY with this product and have received many compliments from neighbors. any other questions please ask. And YOUR WELCOME! :)
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No it does not. If you bolt it to concrete you will need a big drill with a concrete drill bit with concrete screws/fasteners
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There are 2 holes on the bottom of the safe and it comes with 2 screws. It depends on the type of floor you have, wood should be no problem, if concrete, then you will have to use a concrete bit to drill holes and use some type of concrete lag bolt....see your local hardware store. Also, I would recommend not using the screws that come with the safe. Look for stronger, and perhaps longer bolts.
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Porter Cable PC18CSL Replacement Rip Fence # 5147196-01 works great. Unfortunately, it does not come with a screw to hold it in place. Go to Lowe's (or anywhere really) and find a 10-32 x 1/2 Thumb Screw. Came in a bag of two for only $0.68. Perfect fit and no screw driver needed! The thumb screw I bought is this one ----> http://www.lowes.com/pd_137353-37672-880948_0__?Ntt=10-32+x+1%2F2+thumb+screw&User;Search=10-32+x+1%2F2+thumb+screw&productI;d=3012554&rpp;=48
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There is 2 ways to do it. One is to use lag bolts, where you drill hole into floor and insert the lag bolt and then tighten and screw the base on.the better way is to drill holes into floor, put a bolt through it and a nut on other side under the floor if you can get to it. That would be tighter and last longer.